Mozambique Compact
Introduction
In 2008, MCC partnered with Mozambique to implement a five-year, $506.9 million compact designed to increase the country’s economic growth by investing water and sanitation, roads, land tenure, and agriculture.
Country Context
The compact focused on Mozambique’s northern provinces, home to half the country’s population but where the economy has seen slow growth in comparison to the southern provinces.
Farmer Income Support Project
The Farmer Income Support Project aimed to eliminate biological and technical barriers hindering economic growth among farms and targeted enterprises, while supporting diversification into other cash crops.
Land Tenure Services Project
The Land Tenure Services Project aimed to address the issue of land insecurity and access, by improving policies and regulations and by helping specific beneficiaries better understand how to register their land rights.
Rehabilitation/Construction of Roads Project
The Roads Project aimed to improve access to markets, resources and services by increasing public transportation access.
Water Supply and Sanitation Project
The Water Supply and Sanitation Project aimed to improve access to safe, reliable water supplies and sanitation services.
Compact Changes
Learn how MCC and the Government of Mozambique mutually agreed-upon adjustments to compact targets.
Coordination and Partnerships
Learn about MCC’s efforts to leverage resources and expertise from donors and international institutions as part of the Mozambique Compact.
Conditions Precedent
Read the agreed upon conditions that needed to be met under the compact prior to disbursing project funds.
- Signed: July 13, 2007
- Entry into Force: September 22, 2008
- Compact End Date: September 22, 2013